Dell S3222HG Curved Gaming Monitor - 32-inch 165Hz Full HD (1920 x 1080) Display, 1800R Curvature, AMD FreeSync, 4ms Grey-to-Grey Response Time Newest

This is a really great monitor. I picked it up on a Black Friday sale for ~$200. Because it was so cheap, I honestly didn't realize it was going to be so big! (which is not a complaint, the measurements are right in the title). I was replacing a small tv monitor that i had been using for work & gaming. This is a huge upgrade.Pros:- it's not a weird widescreen resolution, so websites don't get stretched oddly- the stand allows for a lot of control on height and tilt, right out of the box.- Really good clarity and color balance without much adjustment- a simple cable management hole in the stand made all the difference in keeping my desk neat with a wired keyboard + webcam. Really a nice touch.Cons- It is VERY heavy once set up. It can be difficult to adjust on a desk because of that. If you have noodle arms like me, a second person might be helpful to have around if you need to pick it up and move it off the floor.

This is a good sturdy monitor, but it's basically a big TV. If you're looking to use it to multitask work tasks I wouldn't recommend it. The resolution may be good for gaming but not for having multiple excel work books open and visible at the same time. Save yourself and look for something with at least 2560x1080 resolution - especially if it's a larger screen.

Colors are pretty great. The best part is the hz of course. Excellent display resolution and frames even for the fastest games. I’m approaching a year of ownership, it has been nothing but great. Works perfectly, and it has a tough design. It can take some hits (don’t ask how I know). Turns off with the PC if you fall asleep watching a movie. You can raise and lower it and angle it up or down. Can’t complain.

I am very impressed with this monitor! No dead or stuck pixels and works great with my Xbox Series X! I got lucky on the panel lottery for sure with this one, no backlight bleed at all. 1080p on a 32 inch may scare some people off but I enjoy laying back while gaming and I'm at about 4 feet distance, so I don't notice any issues with image quality. The curve and overall settings on this monitor are just perfect. Another added bonus is that I have yet to notice smearing or ghosting, which is insane because this is a VA panel. I ran UFO tests and with the super fast response time it's just incredible! Great product from Dell, if you want a big screen and sit a little further back like I do, I recommend this monitor!

Good quality. Easily able to set it up. Wish it was 4K! That would make this a perfect purchase.Other than that it is good for the price. Light weight, fast response times. The function buttons and ports on the back could be better designed. Getting into the settings is kind of a hassle still.No speakers on the monitor so you will need a sound bar or a headset. Streaming videos on this monitor is slightly more enjoyable for me compared to a 1080p TV. I don’t know of it is the size of the monitor but I do enjoy. Connecting a sound bar is worth it for that reason or you can listen with a Bluetooth headset.Lack of ports like hdmi and usb is probably the biggest complaint I have experienced in the past 2 months of ownership.

I bought this monitor on Black Friday for pretty cheap. I’ve been gaming on a cheap viotek 31.5in monitor for a while and the dell is far better then the viotek. I play Xbox and pc and this monitor it great for both especially if your on a budget you can’t go wrong. My only complaint is picture quality, it is a large screen so expect to see pixels if you are close to the screen. Its hard to nit pick at this monitor at in this price range. It’s a very smooth monitor with zero ghosting/lag. It’s not bad, I’d recommend this monitor to anyone on a budget just looking for a decent set up for gaming.

Excelente producto!

I bought this monitor one year ago, and yesterday the screen stopped working and just displays these random pixels. After some googling, this apparently means that the monitor is “corrupted.” I know the monitor is the issue (rather than my computer or docking station) because it does this even when not hooked up to my docking station via the hdmi cord. It was not the result of any sort of physical damage either. I have it on a monitor mount and nothing touched it to cause this to happen. These monitors are expensive, so you would hope they would last more than one year…